what does this mean?
dead to rights?
“He’s got him dead to rights?”
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in the UK we would say “bang to rights” – BANG TO RIGHTS! ‘A fair cop’–a justifiable arest for an obvious crime; underworld, since before 1930. Hence, a police and London’s East End catchphrase by 1935 at latest, and a fairly general slangy catchphrase since c. 1950.
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That means somebody bought their homeboy the new Xbox game Dead to Rights
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I never hear “Dead to rights” before, but I do heard “Down right to it” many times. It means get to the point.
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“Dead to rights” means that someone has been caught red handed…no way of explaining or reasoning out of a situation.
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the right to be dead maybe… what kind of quest. is this?
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